syllogism

noun | /syllogism/

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a form of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from two given or assumed propositions

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Synonyms

deductionlogicargumentinferencereasoning

Examples

"The philosopher illustrated the point with a simple syllogism."

"Students practice syllogism to learn formal logic and deduction."

Mnemonic Trick

SYLLOGISM → SYLLA + LOGIC: think of formal logic — premise-premise-conclusion.

Etymology

From Greek syllogismos “conclusion, inference.”

Classical term in deductive reasoning.

Source: Advanced WordsAdded: 9/15/2025

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